Johannesburg is gearing up for another major sporting spectacle as the 29th edition of Ride Joburg takes place on Sunday, 22 November 2026, introducing a historic venue change that promises a spectacular new finish to one of South Africa’s premier cycling events.
Being the biggest player in the room does not necessarily guarantee success. According to entrepreneur and investor Vusi Thembekwayo and business advisor Michael Hinton, being an underdog could be a business’s greatest competitive advantage.
Jozi4Autism Foundation recently hosted a successful Autism Awareness Walk. The event, held at Johannesburg Zoo on Sunday, 20 September 2026, brought together various stakeholders, community members, fathers of autistic children, and autism advocates to promote awareness, acceptance, and inclusion.
The Carling Knockout Cup returns for its fourth edition, reaffirming Carling Black Label’s established position with South Africa’s football landscape and its continued commitment to putting Champion fans at heart of the game.
“Historic Funda Community College relaunch spark fresh hope for Black township talent.”
What was once a beacon of hope for Black children and inspiring creativity in Soweto is stepping into a new chapter with renewed promises to nurture, restore community pride, and keep the dream of its founders alive.
The South African Breweries (SAB) today convened government, law enforcement, business and civil society leaders to advance public-private partnerships aimed at improving road safety and reducing alcohol -related harm in South Africa.
Young learners from Swaneville took centre stage on Saturday, 03 Oct 2026, as Lesedi La Batsha After School hosted a Heritage Spelling Bee Competition aimed at promoting literacy, reading and confidence among children.
Miss Thandeka Legae, founder of the Thandeka Knowledge Hub Foundation, recently hosted the Digital Spelling Bee Whizz and Dictionary Whizz Competition on Wednesday, 30 September 2026, at Gauteng Provincial Archives Centre, Kagiso 2.
Ahmed Kathrada Foundation Youth Club, based in the Mogale City township of Reitvellei, recently hosted a Service Delivery Awareness Walk on Saturday, 03rd October 2026. The walk started at the local clinic and brought together community members, youth, the elderly, ward counselors, the disability community, and various stakeholders.
For many young learners who stepped onto the pitch at Giant Stadium this past week, the 2026 Kay Motsepe Schools Football Championship National Finals represented far more than a chance to win silverware.
